I love hats (as you can tell). Even ball caps, Celia! I must have at least 100 from all over the world. Old ones, stained and well worn to new ones adorned with flowers, feathers, hand painted and bedazzled. Thanks for posting.
I love hats, donāt care for the Royals but enjoy seeing the hats at their festivities. Love fedoras, womenās decorative wide brim hats especially at Easter, my husband doesnāt go anywhere without his cowboy hat on (he grew up on a ranch). š¤
Spanish women are very stylishā¦ well, the ones we see in Madrid certainly are !
Madrid has some high fashion houses and the unbelievably high prices to go with their fashions.
Took wife to buy a Hermes scarf and saw a Saudi and wife loading up, buying a half dozen, along with several other ātrinketsāā¦ā¦. Very awesome to watch from across the salon.
Wear a kangaroo leather wide brimmed aussie version of that ..
And use the best woven material from Belgrade -
I've come across - handwoven cotton in fine pastel strands - to make repairs to adjusted baseball style cycling caps .
Commemorated Clinton bombing 6 children in MNE - they were just winding up for Palantir AI guided bombing of children ,by the thousands ,hydrocarbons permitting .
I have my grandfather's hat. One he wore for years. I wear it during cool and damp weather. The brand is ADAM, made in New York. 100% wool. You see nothing of the same quality now day and most all are made outside the country.
I love hats (as you can tell). Even ball caps, Celia! I must have at least 100 from all over the world. Old ones, stained and well worn to new ones adorned with flowers, feathers, hand painted and bedazzled. Thanks for posting.
As a habitual hat collector Iām ready to book a flight š
Yes come over! We'll get you a sombrero. š„
Me too!
These shops are rare nowadays. Where I live in Sweden, I have only seen one.
I too love hats, the elegant stylish kind. thanks!
Beautiful poster! The reflection of more simple days is lovely.
I love hats, donāt care for the Royals but enjoy seeing the hats at their festivities. Love fedoras, womenās decorative wide brim hats especially at Easter, my husband doesnāt go anywhere without his cowboy hat on (he grew up on a ranch). š¤
I would definitely pick one of these up if I was there!
That looks more like 1944 than 1964. At least where I lived we were wearing mini-skirts.
Adoreable creative women love cool hats*
Spanish women are very stylishā¦ well, the ones we see in Madrid certainly are !
Madrid has some high fashion houses and the unbelievably high prices to go with their fashions.
Took wife to buy a Hermes scarf and saw a Saudi and wife loading up, buying a half dozen, along with several other ātrinketsāā¦ā¦. Very awesome to watch from across the salon.
Wear a kangaroo leather wide brimmed aussie version of that ..
And use the best woven material from Belgrade -
I've come across - handwoven cotton in fine pastel strands - to make repairs to adjusted baseball style cycling caps .
Commemorated Clinton bombing 6 children in MNE - they were just winding up for Palantir AI guided bombing of children ,by the thousands ,hydrocarbons permitting .
I love hats and never wear them. But I agree, it is a gorgeous poster and I am definitely intrigued by the hat shop.
Lovely poster Celia!
This edition captured your hand and your phone too.
:-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCXL1NScwoQ
... Jack Vettriano !
I have my grandfather's hat. One he wore for years. I wear it during cool and damp weather. The brand is ADAM, made in New York. 100% wool. You see nothing of the same quality now day and most all are made outside the country.